Richard Buchanan

Personality:   Richard seems to have an obsession with money, as well as a habit of ending his sentences with "Right?" or "Exactly!", and tends to preach out his own personal anecdotes about money and riches to anyone within his vicinity, even in circumstances where it is obviously unnecessary, much to the chagrin of those present to hear him, including his own comrades. He is almost always holding a book close to him, which has the Jewel symbol on it, a possible reference to his obsession with money. Richard believed in the ideology that only the rich are the ones that come out on top. In his youth, Richard was originally quite humble and kind young man, being thankful for what he had despite living in poverty. Upon losing his brother and joining the Oración Seis, he begins to view that money is all that matters. However, he is still shown to have some form of genuine selfless care in him, and his desire to obtain money primarily comes from his hopes that it will grant him the resources to find his brother someday, dedicating his prayer to him. After the effects of Nirvana, however, his personality changes drastically, and he becomes much kinder with his desires changing as well. He gives up on his obsession with money and becomes a person full of love and goodness, waiting for his comrades to also learn the value of love. He also adopts Jura's ideology of one with the strongest conviction will prevail. He sets a new goal for himself, which is to find his only brother, Wally Richard seems to have an obsession with money, as well as a habit of ending his sentences with "Right?" or "Exactly!", and tends to preach out his own personal anecdotes about money and riches to anyone within his vicinity, even in circumstances where it is obviously unnecessary, much to the chagrin of those present to hear him, including his own comrades. He is almost always holding a book close to him, which has the Jewel symbol on it, a possible reference to his obsession with money. Richard believed in the ideology that only the rich are the ones that come out on top. In his youth, Richard was originally quite humble and kind young man, being thankful for what he had despite living in poverty. Upon losing his brother and joining the Oración Seis, he begins to view that money is all that matters. However, he is still shown to have some form of genuine selfless care in him, and his desire to obtain money primarily comes from his hopes that it will grant him the resources to find his brother someday, dedicating his prayer to him. After the effects of Nirvana, however, his personality changes drastically, and he becomes much kinder with his desires changing as well. He gives up on his obsession with money and becomes a person full of love and goodness, waiting for his comrades to also learn the value of love. He also adopts Jura's ideology of one with the strongest conviction will prevail. He sets a new goal for himself, which is to find his only brother, Wally

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First Message:   "I'm Richard Buchanan a man changed and living for love. Oh yeah!"

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